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’l‘l1nt the title, “Handy man," as azza 14. Marco (St, Mnrk’s Place.) (From Our Own Reporter).

upplied to sailor .lack is peculiarly

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,,,,r, is exemplified in a' very inter- sd _with a klndq of smooth granitgais p,31Tg3-wvtklggtsly 1g¢¢u1;!;g'i@;sB;l$,T; csfing letter which Mr. and Mrs.1-Ior- probably t\vo acres in area, and its fternoon,-I>Ion. Arthuer Meighen (51. acc BICEWGH 05 till! city, have ,Just bordering buildings are simply gor- owing in the evening, in discussing received from their son, William, gconti in valuable sculptural work he O. N. R. Argument. All were wl\0»_a5 Ula? bc l`0lI}0ml1¢I'8d» ii Hu H1111 BW11! 0f,al'Chitecture. Three ofits listened to by a crowded house and

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railroad and when the amount spent was contrasted with that of other railways, together with the respective -esults achieved, the conclusion must lbs reached 'that the money had been Uisely expended. The only remunerat- ion M'ncKennie and Mann had receiv-

nfilcer on ‘the Gunarder Thracia. ‘Offl- sides represent one vast arcade w_hoss ver McEwen lnst_month had the good massive columns give the surround-

|;:owded;galleries. . led had been in the allocation to

~ The Premier, after reviewing the

nick of having' his'sn1p"‘cn11 nt Ven-_ fuss an appearance akin to the innnr. ice, historical and art-famous Ve'nice,_` 00”” ‘lf $01116 great temple. Ths

and of having the opportunity gives np., of a' "run ashore" in this beau- iiiul city. “Through the "induces 0| our slipper," he writes, “two of_ ns lu1d a half-day 05 f0l‘ a 'tour through the city, and my handcanaot do justice to what my brain contains as n result.” In spite of this disclaim- nr, however, Mr. M1-Ewen makes such n good task in the following de- rcrlplion of some of the most vivid impressions be retains of ° the "sights" he saw that he clearly proves that the “l1andln'cs's" of Jnpk .pns no limitations. “

l-lc writes! “We went ashore ac- companied by the captain who took_ 1s throigh the principal part of the nity until the Doge Palace was rcachctl. Our walk took us along the hnsy canals until the old- Ponta (ln'l<l;zr-) Rialto was passoslz such ir h1-a11ti:`nl ancient bridge lt isl .Built in the most' artistic fashion, its one rnluhow arch stretches across the Grand Unnul as proudly' and as use- f11l as it. was two hundred years nga. its row of shops is there still, .lt-scrted, but passed every day by luu|<lre1ls. What s, strange thing to 11.-» it would be to halt on the famous n1'i1lge's curved surface to make a pl rcllusfil

s'r1zEE'r SCENES.

ll1rc wc stand nad watch the grace.

ful gon-lola slip to and fro in the uitys 'chief waterway or thorough. lnrc. We sec one of them carrying i1. fcu American toniists, leaning un; easily on the cushioned -seats and f'113U"l§ Ou the antilue scenes all round them as they go; another, is‘ cn'1‘rying some traveller and his lug- gacl a third has somceody's grocer- as as freight; but a camper is put tn it all ay the .churning ferry-boat tearing down the middle of the canal, le thc chagrin, one feels, of 1-,hs poor gondolier. We pass into the "‘tei~"ra- iil‘u11” part of the city which con- tains almost nothing beyond shops i11 the line of modern necessity, lllcr-s und there we come across the by- gone wells vs-ith their costly-loolrlng marble tops. Several repeated ups and downs call our attention to thc fait that we are crossing a series narrow canals. 'l`he antiquated, nar row, winding streets do not allo 11s to sce far ahid surprise after sur ri-iss befalls us. In a llichc at on street corner we are reminded of th ||coplc’s religion by the portrait the Madonna hetweenltwo burnin candles. Picking our way through th smoothly-paved streets and fnusical voiced citizens, a square suddenly op cus out before us 'nnd presents a old churh and' two large buildings nl rare architectural beauty; then a fcvluore of the latter with portals rlmlllng tha scriptural art. We met a

cathydrnl of St. Mark, the “1-irogen. tor of Venice. In a corner next the

-think of its namc‘now and just ‘past tnls another- plaza"s roomy atmos- phere nxposcs the Doge’s Palace and tihe busy harbour front. It is useless £01 ttcmpt to d'escril:e the beautiful

clcan tidy ol1l buildings_p,|nl not-I work of canals, llotnils of the peo- ple’s customs, etc.: that has over and over boon masterfully done. I

S._'i‘. MARK'S CATH-EDRAL. '

But n few 'words of my experlenccl

of a visit to the interior of St, Marks,

Cathedral and th-e Ducal Qalace or fine' head-quarters of the novvextinct Doge of Venetia. Entering the inner court' yard of the Orientlal loollding Palacel we pass 11p the old stone stnirw-ay to the pinzettn, purchase o\1r entrance tickets (|50. lire, or nbolitthlrty cents.) -and then in rt few seconds we were in the-niidst of one of the

rarest and largest collections of art` in existence. The present Brtructure w-as completed in the fourteenth* century. the original having been de- mnlished in troublesome times and up to the ellgh-teenth,~_ lpaintinlgs,‘ mosaic work, etc., were gradually added as decorations to tho several r0oms until. now that such ra ruler as tho Doge of Venctin -holds forth' no longer, what is before ns repre-_ seats n huge art gallery-such ai-1 no fortune colin' huy: the work of the Masters of Europe. Rare paintings surrounded 'bv the most bngrutlf-ul mosnictgrt; are set in the ceiling of each apartment, and to put it sim- ply. the walls are just streets' of wonderful pictures. We lost count of the number of rooms passed fthrough, so engrossed were our minds with their- decoraticms -and the antique sculptured door-posts between each spacious enclosure. The halls in which the affairs of Government were carried on are designated Senate. College, Great Council, etc., etc Though stripped of their array of costly fittings, many of the original chairs still ocewpv their places. Such unconf.1.’ortable straight-bnckod seats H103' are to us. but are tho style 1 of their tlmbs, representing the highest order of cost and lqruality.

MAGNIFICENT PAINTINGS. "Paintings of the fifteenth een tury. for example, measuring 15 bv 25 feet; they are not one but many. and in thc izreat "Council of '1‘cn" hall there is the largest picture ever nroducod. This gigantic piece .of Work. the la-hour of t-be Master Tin- toretto, and his son, in the fifteenth century. representing Paradise, stret- ches across the whole end wall of

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:caption andvprogress of the O. N. Il. System, said the Government wan

fourth side is taken up by the old! onvinced that rt could not 'be com-

pleted without farther asslsance,from the Govern-ment. In addition to the tringent conditions in the fnoney markets making its financing difficult the C. N. R. he/d to face an increase in its current indebtedness of from hree to nearly eleven millions. 'l"o omplete the road' would take one

BUIYSUWS and Curved columns, tha hundred mllli'ons against which the

ompany possess by, way of securities und siibsiflies fifty eight and a half millions leaving; about forty two ml- ions actually refjuired for complet- lion and needed betterments. These ubsidies and securities were -noi. now available ‘because they had to be arned before 'being paid. In deciding o give further aid the Government had considered the Pact that nearly 1B0.ll00,(l00 had been -invested in the road ‘by people wl1o'l1new it had been ccognlzed as a transcontlnentel sys- tcm and that it had received gener- us support from federal and provin- cial Governments. \To leave the C. N. R. between 2,000 and 2,500 miles 'cf nfinished road .was unthinkable. The suggestion that the road be allowed to go into llqiuidationl was eq.11ally futile, the temporary pain would be paid out by the country ten times over in reduced credit. Failure to provide for the completion of the system.nt the-,present time would re- tard the grdwth of the Dominion for it generation, Dealing with the con- nection of Messrs MacKenvie and Mann with the railway and charges made in connection therewith, the Premier saigl that after careful in- estigation the Government. had come' to=tbe conclusion that not one doll- ar had been diverted to any other

dhem of common stock in the\Com- puny. They would have had a claim for services rendered of between 15 and 25 millions ‘but this they had formally renounced in their agree- iment with the Government. They had `give1n.18 years of their lives_to the I/reject and 'had prosecuted the work with ability and energy. Moreover, MacKenzie and M-amr had put into ithe enterprise great assets which they might have retained. for them- selves, notably-the land grants to- talling 4,000,000 acres earned hy the ‘onstruction of early lines in the West. They had turned practically all 'of these into the railway which

,from that source had benefitted to thc extent of $17,000,000 and from whatl remni'ned would probably bcne- fit to the extent of $l2,li00,ll00 morn, ffhe road had been `built of rt high 'character, its cost of operation lwould be low. and its earnings today were as great as those of the C. P. (R. in lillil. When completed its bond- efl indebtedness' would he $40,000 and its fixed charges $1,600 per mile. The expenditures to be made with the money derived from sale di secur- ities would have to be sanctioned l.y the Government and nonc of it would be used to meet loans" out- standing, Mackenzic und Mann hav- ing agreed to look after these. On the C. N. R. Board and on Boards of the subsidiary Companies there would be o. Government Represcnla- tivo and all t-he Companies would lcome under the jurisdiction of the railway commission. As the liability incurred by lhc Canadian people was substantial they were also to benefit substantially. The capital of the whole of the Companies had been rc- duced from l-4-5,000,000 tn lfl0,0\l0,000. |He believed that this would yet be-

roject than the construction of the some very valuable. In case of dc-

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fault on the part of the C. N. R. there was provision for the railroad being taken over and, operated by fthe Country. Further the government railways would -benefit bythe special arrangements with regard to inter Cllullrv Of traffic. In conclusion Mr. Borden expressed the opinion that the concessions made to the country 1Wollld more than recoup every assist- ance rgrnnted a/nd in addition there would ‘be assurcdlthe completion ti .. great transcontinefntal railway. 1 Sir Wilfred Laurier surprised thc Holme by the few-arguments ho was able to present against the Govern- men_t's proposals. Briefly pal; his 01,. gections were that the need of the assistance had not been shown, that the \1nion of the various companies- was not a real amalgamation sincn the 38 subsidiary companies rctniaqil their identity, that the guarantees 1'€“01V€<1 by thc Government _were ah- solutely illusory and that the Gov- ernment should have secured n con- 'trolling interest in the stock of the -Company-. It was nnid that inn C, N, R. was in a crisis unless the country came to its aid. If it were true that tlhe railroad’s finances were in such condition that the road could not meet its liabilities and that conse- ucntly financial institutions' would he in trouble, ho would be prepared to loan the Company money, But there was nothing to show that this was the situation. In fact the agree- ' cnt stipulated that the morcv must

c used tc' complete the line' and not .to meet liabilities. Dealing with the \ xing of the stock issue at ¢il01),0lll|,- 000 Sir Wilfred contended that llizl Governmrnt should have not more han 40 percent, in return for thc

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(From Our Own Reporter.)

OTTAWA, Ont., May ll.--lt is

likely that Saturday sittllugs of the Commons will commence this week. Premier Borden' stated in the House this morning that notice of Satur- day sittings had been placedon the Order Paper and that it_was propos- ed to sit this coming Saturday; the formal motion would be moved lat- er. No exception was taken to the proposal by Sir Wilfred Laurier, Mr, George Kyte asked when the Govern- ment would make an announcement as to the appointment of u High (`0n\- mlssloncr in London. When any an- nounccincnt becomes necessary it will makc it, replied Mr. Bor- den. The 'question is when it hgccomes necessary to make the appointment, put in Sir Wilfrid l.nurie1'_ That will be announced in dun collrsc, s11l1I tho Prcnlicr. Hon. .lfodolph Lemieux asked the Premier' if he ha-rl 'received n letter from Mayor Medcrick Martin of Montreal stntinig that thollsan-ds of people are out of employment in that city and llrfrillg the Government to hasten the Public Works it is proposed to go ahead with this snnnrer. Mr. Borden sold he should receive the ‘letter at 10.30 this morning, apparently not so soon as thc member for Rouville thought. He un- derstood that lllavor ' of lllon- treal had professed an ability to Provide work for all the unemployed of that city. llvidcntly he had over- stimated his ability to do so. How- ever, he had already declared a rc- ,Dly to Mayor Martin's letter telling him that it has alreadyib-cen referred to the heads of the Various depart- ments of the Government. Sir Wil-

,,uranl;¢¢,¢,f |,,,,,ds_ 1-If w,, ,,_,-U ._:(,,,,,, ‘frid Laurier said that in fairness to ito partnerships with thc C. N. li.” MHYOV lllartln lf shuuld ‘W stated

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WASHINGTON, May 14.- United

States wursbips are again at Tam- plco., .Rear Admiral Badger cabled the Navy Department ‘to~day that Ad- miral May; steamed up the river and anchored opposite the town. All was quiet there with the Constitu- tlonalists ii. possession.

(Canadian l’r€SS)

KEY WES’l", May 14.-I-Iuertn's pcacc commissioners to attend the conference nt Niagara Falls, arrived here to-night from Havana.

(Canadian Press) WA'.~iI-lIl~'G'I‘0N, Mav l4.-'l`ampi-

co‘s fall is considerably Cnlavging the Conetitutionnlists' sphere of control and givin.: them o seaport throumb -which munitions of war may be dl- recflv imported. These facts. in- jected into the Mexican sltuati0n tO- rlny, are the new phases to occnpv the attention of officials at Washing- ton.

llrynn ie giving much attention to

the status of foreim nil operatives in the country surrounding 'l‘v-»l1\DlC0~ nrunu. Ambassador sir ceci1_S\;fi_uc, um ,md fha Netherlands Minister, after a long conference, left the de- partment. expressing satisfaction with thc outcome of the meeting. It is understood that satisfactory ns- aurnncea have -been received as to the safctv of the workmen and thus rc- licvinlz apprehension on that score. Another matter for considcral-ion

was the cv-rflwarrassmcnt which success |,,~ingn to the (lonstitutionalslts lxv cnlnrginz their soherc of influence. which ,, fn1'f.‘iv:11 fro'/ernment mav use .lor n1:~.kin|: tllrm rcspon:-i',l k for d‘a.1n-- 'ages in thc territory cout.l‘ollcd iw them. The case of Benton, the rancher who was killed, looms lurvle

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01': said. "let us have the control. Let l-hilt he llilfl 0KDF'~‘SS0ll a desire and 011 UW hm'/0" 11” (""°‘ll3 B"m‘l“ 11"”

s bc muster 11nd not servant." It was “Ut U19 illllllti’ YO D\`0Vl<l0 llll With faimcrl that the assistance now sir- Work. .\lr. llortlen said that if he n would te sufficient to complete tho ad.mis11r.'.lcrs»tood Mr. Martin's stair and but sir wan-eu asia uint if the .ment he would Stand to be ¢°“°°“<\ ‘ igures submitted by the Government ibm l-lm* was “Ot ml! 1'°°0“°°“f’¥\ Ol lwere correct the road would die hack the lll‘&Y0l"B Hllalieh-YSDL 'l`\1'f¢ bills t0

i gain next year asking for further amend the Canada Temperance Ac§

(Continued on page,two) and the Irrigation Act were lglve

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tli‘rd r adin s without discussion.

lnotifiell the United Status that she will exact reparation lull mid allu- ,quatc for this outrage just as soon as responsibility can be placed. l (Canadian PTBBB-) ,,,,____. ..

WASHINGTON. M.a.y...13..-f It. ls. now learned that the Huerta Delega- tes to thc Mediation Conference at

_ Niagra Falls will remain a few days

‘ '\ ' 1 ti0,~,,., was resumed by G_ ll, Boivin, in Havana and will be'unable to be

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Candidates Will Note That Subsc_riptions Secured- Now Have Great-er Value Than Any

Other Time During the Entire Contest; If You Donlt Believe The Guardlan’s Thefe was fi lam “°*°“'“““°° H"

. ,_ , , - . ~ . ' the Prince ludward Theatre last night,

Campalgn is Some Conlest You Don t Lflve 1n lh1s Part of wr... -nn. inter ....11 wan. Mn..-

ord, who spoke in disapproval of th n recn ent llvetween thc f-overnrucn and the R 1 D forty-five mnllu-n. guarantee.

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llatlrls, i-n order to raise" funds on

The nzauagcr of lhc contest cannotlof The Guardian which count for A1ij_t. White .. . .. ...-.....6150 gfhalftofotha 1V;t'esH°';`l£zrtm;‘;';_;n:;;’

too emohatically urge candidatt~s,f;;»',twenty-tivo votes each. Illliilian 'IlVlcl:]or;ald melafien ,wgglg 5,18-usual style 0, homo,-S in me cam|nu',gn tg rsmem |_ e e ral 0 ' ,,

. ,, . . 1 » "Tl 1 ld time Minstrel Show

that nnnng nnostnr venus' which Boosfr Fon SOME oxn _ligiiiired Ir,-gaiaiiflr _ .iiiilgs wmle ;“§v,§,,d,,,. c,,,,,,,, wen ,_,,,,,.g by ,ms ,mm May 23,.,| tho hlghest ,vol-_,, l 1 ary c an . , 0 »

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oflci that will ever'be given during lf you are not in the mg vote race, lgr. (LD -1.1 Gallagher _ .. £4825 _gglznsxcéhgn msyopcfelstlrga tag perfor-

,he Gnu,-c 'contest is in fnron_,- A show your loyalty by boosting for ohn OYG ---- " -550 C' W S t ken up with vocal Bm subscrinléon. ncwdog old. next week somemladny o1;`getntlf;;rn1_n friend, wllxo 1(`Il,§1§;yeBCiI£¢cJ;ater .. 2:' :;e,Ia,_e,,3.e,ed_ Inwrwovcn ,,,,m, , Wm ‘mtl 1° Candi “ es ° "mm vo “U ‘S W "1 g ll 0 1" one " ' ” ` th c l selections 1-were some "old" than at u|1y other time This is con- gfulld l|`i10-“- 'CHD ‘llc \'0l1'l¥\I-T *'01* Ca(!u"]"an ‘ ‘ ' .?150'1inTlv‘(‘)nizlw" jokes between thc endl

'CW llllglllsll GGFIIP-1" and 1\\\\°\'l¢¢1“ trmv to other contests of this char- pons and glvc them n rcnounl to A S;llt’f,l£'“;’,8un ,£622 men ,md the Intcrlo ntor, Mr Whit

tlobc-lrotters sauntering along; then water, bar, it ,B right and fair und is your old s11hscrip,l.i1\_n, or pay them. I,c't,,,,' ,,|,.Q,,,,,d ' 01.450 Jock bringing forth Iwi! "Dplmme in n sharp turn and we arrive at one the heal possible security for work-, for n new uul>.~'cr1pt1ou to The flunr- T ' S 'Pi ,. ` """,,7Z, is local "hits.”» of thc most bfnlltlful ep(-ts of which ` 'ers aguillsl. persons \vho might 'hn|di11n. l)o this rlf’,l\t now. ns il. will lvno' ett c'cii U hmH632'f’l A ‘l1‘|U»1`f0tt€. WHS thi! Ullcnilllf "“‘"` ""y my on ""“`th “““fl’0“5l"`Lh° vi -\-lflllvwfl If-0 l-VY C0 ‘NY UD th” Smull 1uc1»11rnl.:c tllom. llnetl--f lhcln nn tll¢~lMriI;'l;I llt~s§il1lml’ow'r'i. N 708 hcl' of the second Part f;‘l1ct(;nt;|Irl1h;r\s

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One cent per word each lusfirtlon l Department in connection with the . ‘lm °“"'u°" W" 5” ‘““"t`°"1 ill ill t lVl0N'l‘AGlllu ' l0itl\ D0»\lH "l l"“Hl‘t°" "‘"“ th” "“` this column. Gash must accompan; killing of llrltish subjects -nt Gund- NUW is Ulu 1-imc lo Ivirc gfcuf- campaign, the hotter your show tn A B 1| ' -4 .- ilienctv Mr.»Arthur Brace, in the pnrl Uflcf- Minimum-.charge twenty-live ,,|n},,,._ 1,,,teBt a,|v1c,,B mdcat,, that headway ln the contcst»to get a win the pri-c you seek. We shonld‘ I 0 'B70 of "A'unt Dinah", help!! fh0ll“`m°il’"\ °'¢“Y§-______ _ _ *_______Y___,__ these men were killed ‘hy Bandits. It B004 B'-“li "Hd H°°\“"“l“l° B PU! "°' i1"l‘l@° one and ull.-Get Busy 'r(,,],,y lD,__ A J ,,.mF_c,_ ,,,_2,,1 ,,,,,.ce of mirth provocation. Lnlvm .Yoon :mans lsr 'rwoiis therefore impossible 1:0 secure rea- su;/° ‘°;@ri" ‘,f)';:§>,';'£f(-m;1`“,§(';,,,“ _‘,““',',‘ lf* ,thc f11t11rc one _c.n~.. tr n11an'on}nn1»¢11 ...`_`_`.' ."_`.`.`_'._:a5ii' ~"°"~‘“‘*"`

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Jluligngcrit was dclncrml yfYntC\`llHy

in tl:-:1 Court of Al>l"¢l\l in l‘i:1uity in three matters which rcccntly engaged tha (io11rt’n attention. 5

in thc matter of Alphonso Racine

v. Simon Joseph, an npflvul lr0m an intcrplendcr order which was made in Chambers, the Court refused the soncal and dismissed the al7l>ll°B~tl011 with costs.

Counsel: Mr. J. J. Johnston. K.

C., for appellant; Mr, W; E. Bentley, K. fl., for the judgment creditor.

ln rc Foley v. Ilayner-an applica-

tion bv the defendant for n new trial of this case which was board at Georgetown early this year and decided in the plaintiffs favour, the fury awarding him the recovery of a certain amount from the defendant.

The Court refused the application

with costs.

Counsel: Mr. Sf-evfllfll. K. C., for

the plaintiff; Mr. Johnston, K, tl., for the defendant,

In the application for an order to

convict the Sheriff of Qucen‘s Coim- tv for coiifoni-pt of Court for refus- ing tn ex:-_cute a writ ol_replovln in the case of John A. Stewart v. John

.-3450 -Horne,-tim application being made

bv Mr. Johnston, K. C., on -behalf of Stewart-the Court made the order ahsolute for the commitment of the Sheriff for such contempt.

Niagra Fall: on Monday.

C ___ e (Canadian Plress.)

LONDON, Special Cable, May 14.-

The Standard says Sir Edward Grey.

has under consideration a. long des patch from Sir Lionel Garden. Brit- ish Minister to Mexico, dealing with the Mexican situation. This nas Tsnbmitted to a Cabinet meeting to- gether with the foreign f}icretary’s notes thereon. It is understood, nc- lcording to the Standard, that Sir Edward Grey advised that lil-tl6 Und will be served 'by South American Mediation and that he will indicate _ policy in the near future which may favoid much useless bloodshed.

( Canadian Press.)

NOGALES, Frdnora, Mexico, 1Mnv

13.- A proposition from Secretary of Constitutlonullsts send a commission to tho Capital toiarranlge for the An»al|;a1r1ation of all contending parties in _ Mexico was transmitted vcstcrday to General Alvarado bv General Tcllez I-iliartasta, Connnand- sr at (Iuaymas.

Tcllez offered to send n commission

to the llchcls to make prellmlnarv arrnnrcn_¢onts, buf. Alvarado replied that hc would execute any Emlssari- es sent into his lines. He replied than thu Fcdcrnls were :murderers anrlr traitors and the ilasti-rlablon of Moxi- co rested with Carrunla.

Minard'| Llniment Curse Diptherla.

SlllMlH SlllKS~ _

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S British Secretary of Foreign Aflh1lrs_

(Cnrmdian Press.)

LONIJON, May 13.-_The stbamer

'l‘urrcf; Hill sunk, owing! to the shift- ing of her cargo off Southwold - in North Sea. The Chief engines- was nicked np by a passing steameru 1-in said the vessel turned turtle, beeing nvcr so quietly th-at there was no chance to launch the bpate. The Captain was picked 11p by another boat. It is believed the remaining crew of twelve wgre drowned.

Minards linlmsnc cures nrget in cowl.

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